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National and state resources to fund, govern and put AI to work. Every listing links to its official source; state programs are labeled with their state.
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Mississippi PEER Committee / AI Regulation Task Force
Created by SB 2426 (2025 Regular Session), the Artificial Intelligence Regulation Task Force released its first report on January 13, 2026; the task force runs until 2027 and reports annually to the Legislature on AI policy.
Mississippi Department of Education
Guide explaining what AI is and how it can be used in K-12 classrooms, covering benefits and risks (inaccuracy, bias, cheating, privacy) with strategies for students, teachers and administrators; advises districts to adopt AI policies and ongoing training rather than banning the tools.
Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services (ITS)
Governor Tate Reeves issued EO 1584 on January 8, 2025, directing ITS to inventory AI technologies used by state agencies, evaluate existing AI processes and procurement, and develop AI policy recommendations based on fairness, privacy, security, transparency and accountability.
Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services (ITS)
Approved November 25, 2025 to implement EO 1584, the policy sets ten guiding principles, requires human review of AI outputs, bars entering sensitive data into unapproved tools and prohibits deepfakes and foreign-adversary AI systems; other agencies are encouraged to adopt it.
Mississippi ITS with AWS and MAIN
Announced January 10, 2025, the AI Innovation Hub brings together state agencies, colleges and universities and private companies to accelerate AI tools for public services, support economic growth and build practical AI workforce skills, including student teams working on agency use cases.
Mississippi Artificial Intelligence Network / Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
Launched in 2023 as a statewide AI initiative connecting universities and community colleges with government and industry, MAIN offers free AI courses, live workshops, faculty development, credentials and workforce pathways, plus responsible-adoption planning support.
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